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The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1887-10-07

New Books coming so fast
now that we can only spare
space to point out here and
there one. No odds; you know
they are all here. Any proper
Book that's published lights on
our New-Book table at the first
bound.
lack the Fisherman. BY Elizabeth Stuart
| Thd Bee Nan Of oru. ana OTTER Tales. By
Frank Il. Stockton, 80 cents.
What to DO. BY Tolstoi. 20 cents.
II invaders. by Tolstoi. 30 cents.
How / found Livingstone. Sew edition.
By Henry NJ. stanley. $50.
one Hundred Days in Europe. Oliver Wen
ui Ran Away from the Dutch. By rerelaer.
sl.51.
Letters of Thaekenay, $50.
Making of the Great West. by Drake. $50.
The Earth Trembled. BY T.. p. Roe. 81
\ Border shepherdess. BY Amelia +. Barr.
shores and Alps of Alaska. Dy H. w. seton
Great Bank Robbery. BY Inspector Byrnes
and Julian Hawthorne. Cloth, % cents; paper
40 cents.
Not one in a thousand can
read all the New Books; scarce
ly one in a hundred cares to.
But who is there that would not
thank a book-wise friend for
saying why this book should be
read and that book Skipped?
That is what Book News will do
for you. 1t gives the pith and
marrowof every New Book with
out spite or bias. October
number, with portrait Of DR.. S.
Weir Mitchell, ready on Satur-
day. 5 cents, 50 cents a year.
JoHN WANAMAKER,
Chestnut, Thirteenth and Market streets
and City-hail square.
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Fall and Winter Dress Good

Fall and Winter Dress Goods
rolling in. Tumbling over each
other. From beyond the sea;
from this side the sea; from
wherever the best stuffs are
made. The bright, light, airy
Summer things have been push
ed out of sight by this wave of
wool in a thousand weaves and
colors.
The variety of IS to sI.25
Dress Goods is bewildering.
Diagonals, Serges,. Foules,
Cords, zig-zag stripes on dia-
gonal ground, cords or stripes
on an armure surface, and what
not piled and ~pyramided till you
wonder where the next lot will
be put. But those piles and
pyramids don't last long.
Every day there is much ado to
build them up.
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$4,000
Lister Plush Coats
Lister Plush Wraps
The new Millinery.

The new Millinery.
Paris Bonnets and Round
Hats, and a world Of handsome
things from our own work
rooms.
Styles and shapes the bright
est workers Of the world have
been for six months thinking
out and working out. Some
times a saucy cuteness comes
by inspiration or by a happy
chance. You will think there
has been nothing but inspira-
ton behind the dashing, neat,
iaunty loves Of Hats and Bon
nets in our Millinery Parlors to-
day. Harmonious, perfect; as
if picked mellow-ripe from a
Fairy tree.
How does the Fashion drift ?
To Poke Bonnets and large
Hats with low crowns. Not
0e1y Pokcy for the Bonnets, nor
yet very large or very low for
the Hats. A trick Of trimming
makes the crowns of many of
the lowest seem high.
Phosphorescent or change
able effects in the trimming,
You see it in nearly everything.
Very rich in many cases, pretty
in all. Feathers and wings;
birds too, more's the pity.
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1887-10-07

An evcry-thread-wool Elan
mel that won't shrink. Why?
Because it has been shrunk.
Scarlet Shaker Flannel, pure
cochineal dye. 8 to I2 inches
wider when it left the loom than
it now is. As cents to 81
Same in white, twilled or
plain, same prices.
Another that has passed its
shrinking days. Made 1oS
inches wide, now 81 inches wide.
Fancy Flannel in variety of
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1887-10-07
Good TenpIars Annual session.

The twenty-first annual session of the
Grand Lodge of New Jersey, Independent
Order of Good Templars, will be held in
Temperance Hall, No. 131 Federal street,
Camden, on Wednesday, October 70. at 10
a. VI. On the evening of October II, a
grand mass meeting will be held in the
Third Street VI. L. church. The principal
speakers will be l. Newton Pierce, of Phil
adelphia, and Frank c. Smith, the young
lawyer and Prohibition orator of Bridge
ion.
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01a,ra,lrakers

plaids and stripes. sG,25 to
SI.75.
Scarlet Flannel lmedicated)
3 cents to sI.o5. The best we
have ever seen for the price.
Fancy Flannel Skirtings, AZ
in. Weighs II OF. to the yard
Gray with blue bands
Gray with black bands
Red with black bands
2Hyards tower 2H pounds),
SIPS.
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III 1VND IAAFLat-s ILa4FVHN+
Adopted by the Right Worthy Grand Lodge
in ISj9:
l.. Total abstinence from all intoxicating
liquors as a beverage.
;. No License in any form or under any CIR
cumstauces, for The sale OF liquors TO be used
n q beverage.
3. The ABSOLUTE PROHIBITION ofthe manutac
ture, importation and sale Of Intoxicating
liquors f6r such purposes-prohibition by the
wiI Of the people, expressed in due fosm Of
law. with the penalties deserved for a crime OF
such enOrInity.
l. The creation of i healthy public opinion
upon the subject, by the active dissemination
of truth in an the modes known TO an enllght-
eHed~ philanthropy.
;. The election good, honest men 10 al
minister the law.
.. Persistence in efforts to save individuals
and communities from so dircful a scouIge
against any forms OF opposition and difficulty
until orr success j. complete and universal.
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1887-10-07

The Republican convention made a
strong bid in its platform for the votes of
the fishermen along the shore, but the
Democrats went them one better, and de-
voted about half of their platform utter
ances to that end.
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SALE
OF
PROPERTY
VIII be sold at public Sale, on
Seventf-day, Tenth Mo-, s, '87
ISaturdaY. UctOner SIN.


At the late residence of Joseph Englc, decd,
on salem street, in Woodstown, all the follow
ing described personal property:
One horse, , fat hogs, lot OF chickens. ! one
horse riding cafriage. ! cutter, l one-horse
open wagon, with sides and bottom boards; ,
sets single harness,l hog scalder, tons of coal,
) tons of hay, manure and ashes by the heap,
vinegar cask, and vinegar by the gallon;
about two cords of wood, cider press, grind
stone, wheelbarrOw, work bench, wise and lot
OF tools, > ladders, patent beam, weighing 500
pounds; corn and wheat by the bushel, shoyels,
forks. spades, baskets, chicken coops, etc.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
one Watson iire-proot safe, / large eight-day
clock, Hollinshead make: 3 bedsteads, ; goose
feather beds, l hen-feather bed, ) sofa seat
chairs, ! sofa seat rocking chair. 3 marble-top
tables, u cane seat chairs, - windso chairs,
farm chairs. 100 yards of Ingram and rag car
pet, l lounge, l sofa, > COOK stoves, ! coal stove,
| clothes press, ] portable boiler, ! bureaus, !
desk, ! stands, 3 looking glasses, bedding and
bed Clothes, clothes chest, , tables, pork bar
rels, churn and horse, rain cask, clothes horse,
andirons, lamps, and all kinds Of dishes
usually found in any household, and other
articles too tedious to mention.
sale to commence at l O'Clock, =. NJ. Con
ditions at sale.
JEIIU T.. ALLEN, r
ELMER A>ICItAFT, T
/. COnOver, A~uctiOneer.
NJ. ID. Dickinson, Clerk. Scpt39-2t
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1887-10-07

Woodstown had the political fever and
ague this week. She has been shaken
from centre to circumference, from poll to
poll as it were. This isn't much of a joke,
but it's as good as some we have heard
lately.
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DISTRICT o~YFIcEEs.

Chief TeInplar, L. :. Fogg, Woodstown.
Counsellor, jos. :. Broadway. W~oodstoBn.
Vice Tenplar, ". y. Reece. Mullica IIli.
Sapt. Juvenile Temples, May Sparks, Ped
Ticktown.
Secretary, Thee. y. Brown, swedesboro.
Asst Sec.y, Frank Warrington, swedesboro.
Treasurer. William Geiger, Mulljca Hill.
Chaplain, Rev. ". \. Ogborn, Bridgeport.
Marshal, Chalkley Kirby, H"alTisonViHe.
Dep. Marshal. Lille BOrton. H"arrisonville.
Guard. Rebecca II. Jones, H~arrisonYille
Sentinel. Olive Robinson, H~arrisonVliic.
District Lecturer, Rev. W. y. ogborn. Bridge
port.
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1887-10-07

President and Mrs. Cleveland started on
Friday last by special train for their West
ern and Southern trip. Special prepara-
ions have been made for their reception in
st. Louis, Chicago, Atlanta, and other
leading cities of the West and South.
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1887-10-07

As a result of the prohibition agitation
and the close vote at the recent election,
the saloon keepers Of Chattanooga, Ten
nessec, have taken a voluntary pledge to
refrain from doing business on Sunday. and
have invited the authorities to aid them in
carrying out the provisions Of the law.
Not n saloon was open in the city last
Sunday.
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1887-10-07

The State Convention of the New Jersey
w. C. T. L. will be held in Millyillc, Octo-
Der 18th, and continue four days.
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1887-10-07
one PIEDGE.

No member shall make, buy. sell, use, idf-
nish. or cause 10 be furnished to others ~ .
beverage. amy spirituoUs or malt liquors, VINE
or cider and every member shall diseouhte-
nance the manufacture sale and use Thereon
IN III urnnar w.
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Next meeting of District Lodge at Woods
town. October -. ISL.
LODGE DIRECTORY. WITH OF LODGE DEP
tbs MOTT " MEETING.

IT'S I'D NL0HI OF NLEI4NI'
District Deputy, Z. :. Fogg, WoodssSwn.
s.. Nazarene, Rev. ". y O@born, bridge
port, Friday.
y. HarrisouyIlc, J. ". r. Wilkinson, IIar-
ris0nyilie. saturday.
lin. Monday.
10. Jefferson il. Il. Tomlin, Jefferson, Wed
nesday.
los. W~oodstown. Joseph :. Bradway, Woods
Iii. swedesjoro. Theodore Brown, swedes-
~, Simpson, c. b. Johnston, Mantua, Mon
day.
IL. Good Intent, {. c. Barber, Pedricktown,
Monday.
Lodge Deputies and others are respectfully
requested TO notify lis OF amy inaccuracy in
the foregoing directory.
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w. C. I. u. DEPARTMENT.

tant effect Of alcohol upon the brain is to
weaken its highest faculty, which is judg-
ment, and that this faculty CT Judgment Is
the one supremely precious in a statesman,
We can form some conception Of its fatal
influence upon the politics Of recent cen
turies, during which alcoholic drinks have
been brought within the reach Of the lean
est purse, and made so seductive as 20 lure
all but the most refined appetites.
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1887-10-07

Plush jackets, Goats, and
Wraps. so styles. Not mere
ly one of a kind, full lines. We
have secured absolute control of
the makes of these garments.
No German Pushes or BOX
Pushes among them; they
don't wear well. We use only
Listers best English Seal
Plush of deep, rich lustre, and
guarantee perfection in material,
make, and fit.
In the making every garment
is treated as if of sealskin: u
the Plush is thoroughly steamed,
(2) the pieces are pasted on the
moulds and shapes, (3) the gar
ment is dry-steamed while being
made. All garments satin lined.
We use real seal trimming only
on our Coats and Jackets.
We call special attention to
the $40 Jackets, the $I2 Wraps,
and the $3.50 Goats. Finish
cd as well as our $500 gar
ments.
We never before knew such
low prices on goods of this
class
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1887-10-07
LOCAL ADVERTISEMENTS.

wi he charged at the rate of / cts Il line for
first insertion, and : cts per line Tor each sub
seQuent insertion.
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1887-10-07

The District Lodge, 1. o. G. T., for Sa-
lem and Gloucester counties, will meet with
Woodstown Lodge on Tuesday, October
25th. An interesting time is anticipated.
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OF THE ". c. 7. u,
OF WooDSTOWN, NJ. j.

cFFscErs OF TBE s8LEN COUNTY w0AAS's cHKIsT-
IAS TEMPERANCE ESIoN:
Pres. Mrs. REBEccA T.. PATTERSON. salem.
Cor. sec. MIS-. 81. 4. CAwLEY, oodStown.
Rec. sec, MPs. o. }. GROPR. P~ennsgrove-
Treas. MEs. MAGGIE CEisPGS, >harptown.
OFFICERS W. C. 7. L, wooDsToWS:
President. MRs. NNsIE r. SoUDER.
Cor. Secretary, MRs.J. W. HUNPHHETs-
Recording Secretary, MIS- ANY DAVIS.
Treasurer, MIS-. RUTH STOW.
OPFICEEs y. Vs.. 4. r. e., wOoDsToWS:
President, Miss Aida TURNER.
Cor. Secretary, Miss JOsEPHiNE MAcALTioSER.
Rec. Secretary. Miss MAR Anna COLES
Treasurer. Miss MoLLIE SMITH.
Time Of meeting ". G. r. L. Thursday after
at 3 O'Clock.
Time Of meeting y. ". &. 4. L. Monday
evening at 80 o'clock.
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Order Of Good TGmllaB.
Faith, Hope and Charity.

With District of New Jersey,
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Ursssmakins.
Gelp Danleo.
Cost anb founo.

I OST.-Bank Book No. 172, 1928 on Dry
IL D,ck Swings Rank. Any person having claims upon
withis Thirty DAYS the said book w.loe declared
cancelled and eriinguished aud new a.e .snan In Lou
Thereof
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NEXlCAN NATIONAL RAYMOND DO
CHICAGO AND ALTON RAILROAD CDNrASY. (
CHICAGO III Nov l-ST

CHICAGO AND ALTON kAUh0tr g. NWANf,{
CHICAGO. m. Nov. .. l,SI.
NOTICE. A quarterly dividend o, TWO
" DOLLARS PER'~HARE has thi' cav been declared
on the PREFERRED ASD COMMON ~TDr * ~ this
PAW. pay 4bir on tho FIRST DAY OF oICEMEl-E next
o. record At The close OF business hours 81
the FIfTEENTH INSTANT.
The dividend on -hsros registered Sew York vii bo
office OF the CoWuanys agelfs Ne-'rs JOHN
PArON co No 81 wiiliam.". New YORK Ani the fivi.
reg Chicago Wi! be paid AZ the oiloo
OF the treasurer OF The company.
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DENNsYLVANIA RAILROAD COMPANY
TnEAsUREUs DrPARTNFST

PHIiAIFiriuA November !. l-ST.
Tho Board ~ Director haze ~. iav vice rod sent
Animal DIVIDEND of ruNtE PER Ci.SI upan the capital
ock the Company. clear o. 81 talcs aFs 90 AL -iier
80 Shareholders registered tie
books = o. L. M o.. October 80. 1857.
Oh November yOdlvdcpds NIL b, p.il % women OILY.
EOLENI ". SNl n.
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE rRNNSFs ,s-N Y. CITY.
Tn. following real estate transactions recorded
hihe Registers ONCE today
76hsLss so fl " Of shave, 20Il02 2; M Bren- o
Cn,rryst No t. 24I9G6 I25 6Isii0 w stevens
and wife 10 " 10000
~ hnsr $500 ........ ..................... $4,000
Hs.Sirs .............:.. 10000
Grand S. 50 II Of Essen ct 1854 g. 9I709Il6S q
Tompki ns ,S6 10 Hardy 800. $4,000
IoslIs- ana husband 70 Ballad ,....... SS5eo
CD At - 255 II W OF Zd-ave. 20I7O. Cr.mmpsto $500
stensey ,.........'.. 10000
tOth st g 225 Il e Of 9Th ave 251989; John and d
Dunn and rye. 20 Easnusi $4,000
Amen -; o ii8e II = Of orsnd-st, 25I51G J Helm
..%:55op:ly .ss Ne 10 qo.a..::::: 1881
Jamss,st Ne a. 25floo; coogsb and wife TO r
I'm ii,csoi- - 10000
w., ,23 Lo-.hsT ana husband TO galsrd $4,000
IL zane TO same ...... ...............- q, An.
Hest 7Jh-st 43 II OF IOthave 772Ilsx77 p, "1'"'
too
10eihsL IT'S OF 2dave 100 I25I 100 liz N''''
&c " UsssolOerRtr and wife 10 A IAcciarii- le too
76iL-sL n g. $50 IL W OF lstave, yllI2JI957I2S
Hs'iden and wife TO : BrOvn.............. "a OoO
10s:h-si. 1875 II W Of 9thave. 26I 100: Edw'd b
Amend. feefee 10 Gerhtr .......-........ 1920
Del nc-y ST. No 1873. 2016o; Anna HOutk 10 Moses
fnhhb l7oO0
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Ecclurco au0 Alecilnos.
Sitnntions tuanieo--femdIcs

! NURSE. &c.-By Il North Of Ireland Prot
Y unchtren and 10 10 plain
sewing Wiling AMI oDngug city reiorencoA 49, Oth'ave
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miscellaneous .A0Uer'D1ents.
Clear and Harmless as Water,
NATTAN'S
CRYSTAL Discovery for The Hair

A PERFECTLY clear PREPARATION IN one
n bottle, as easily applied as water for re-
storing to gray hair its natural color and youth
full appearance to eradicate and prevent dand-
riff to promote the growth of The hair ana
stop its falling ont. 1t is entirely harmless,
and perfectly free from any poisonous sub
stance and will, therefore, axe the place oil
all ths dirty and unpleasant preparations no"
in use Numerous teStimohi ais have beeh
sent us from our most prominent cltZens. IN
things in which the articles now III use are CD
iectiouahle. CRYSTAL DISCON Ehl IS per
feet. 1t is warranted 10 contain neither SUI
gar of Lead Sulphur or Nitrate of SILVER, IL
do, $ not soil the clothes or scalp, Is agrecanlN
partod and makes one Of the best DRESSINGS
for the Hair in use. Ii restores the color OF
tina Hair more perfectly and uniformly Than
any other prepgration and always does SO IN
from three to ten days. virtually feeding the
roofs ofthe Hair with all the nourishlnS quail
ties necessary to its growth and healthy con-
dition it restores the dccayed and induces a
new gowth of the Hair more positively than
ANYTHING else. The application of this Won
derful discovery also produces pleasant ana
cooling effect on the scalp and gives The Half
a pleasing and elegant appearance
Call at your druggist for it and take no 9TH
err III be has not GOT it lei him order 1t.
Price 81 per bottle.
ARTHUR NATTANi,
Inventor and Proprietor Washington, DC.
Fy-Tn be had in Upper Marlborough "i
William Ii. Harper, and Druggists and deaers
generally. Wholesale of J. j. Thompson and
Muth Bros Il Co., Baltimore Scott Cromwell
& Co, Washington.
October 15-tf
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EsassrER'S PERIODICALS

EsAssss3Es'S PERIODICALS.
Per Year:
HARPEE'S WEEKLY. ...............S 81 %
II \KpER'S BAZAAR. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. oO
HAErER'S MAGAZINE. 90
uAHrER'S YOUNG PEOPLE. o.
uARpER'S FRANKLIN SQUARE Ill
bEAeY, One Year t:,2 Numbers)... 10 w
UAEpER'S HANDY SERIES, One
Year To- Numheisl. ........-.....-l II w
Postage Free 10 all subscribers in the tni-
tel Statc@ az CoHddd.
The Volumes Of the ucctig begin with the
first lumber Tor January at each year. When
NO time is mentioned, subscriptions will be-
Gin with the Number current al time 81 receipt
al order
Found Volumes of llAGrEE's WEEKLY,
for riArc years back, in neat cloth hihdlh%,
viii he sent by mail, postage paid, or by eN-
press, fee OF expense provided The freight
does NOT exceed one dollar per Nnlune), Tor
s. OH ler volume.
Cloth Cases iDr each volume suitable Tor
biuGin. will he sent by mail, postpaid on re
caili al 90 Zach.
i.ru,itianers should be made by l"stoiilce
Money order or Draft Ia avoid chance OF loss
Newspapers dye not 10 cory th|N odrGt'Nc-
mart .rthoo2 th,. cypress "rtct' 81 ii Ail'EE "
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New York,
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PATENTS

pcccm2 CT 10, lSSG-
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1891.
Harper's Weekly
TITJe3TRA TED

HAEpER's WEEKLY maintains its position
as the leading illustrated newspaper in Amer
lea and lis hold upon the public esteem and
confidence was never stronger than at the pres
emit time. Besides the pictures, llarper's
Weekly always contains inslalmentS Of one,
occasionally of two. of the best novels Of the
day. finely illustrated, with short stories, pc
ems, sketches, and papers on important cur
rent topics hy the most popular writers. The
care that has been successfully exercised III the
past 10 make iIarper's Weekly a safe as well
rs u welcome visitor Ia every household viii
NOT he relaxed i'll the future.
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miscellaneous .IdrtS.
1881.
Harp er's Ma gazine.
lILUSTR ATED

iiAhrER'S MAGAZINE during lSN. VIII
contain u novel al intense political, s'cIal and
romantic interest, entitled .'Narka' II story of
Russian iilr-hy Kathleen D'Meara +: a new
novel entitled april Hopes" by W. ID. How
ellis : 'Soutlicru Sketches, 10y Charles Dud-
ley Warner and R"herrA Hardin" Davis, il
lusrated by William Hamilton Gibson !;
Great Americas niuS,res. CONTINUED $50
ciil Studies by DR.. L. 7. Ely ; further ari-
ces on The Rail way Problem 10y compiler
writer's new series ot Illustrations by A. Il.
Abbey and Alfred Parsons; articles hy i. T..
Roe a!iti other attractions.
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ALLfGED rRIrDULEN1 INSTANCE.

A DEIEC 1--WE ARREST A wGLkEsBARgE MERCHANT
AND Il HIMSELF ~ TURN ARRESTED.
WuKE,BtERr, Penn, oct ID. Joseph I. Orr prom
inent dryroods merchant ami owner Of orr, Fair here,
arrested this afternoon complaint OF Frank Aull.
ofI1sburs alleged detective AMI insurance agent.
who charged him with arson. In March. l--6. fire
brokc ont IN Ors store damaging goods TO the value "
nearly 10000. upon which there was An insurance Of
$1,000 Tho in-uranco companies refused TO pay any
damages and SUIT once Instituted against tAom in
New York CITY. At the hsarng this afternoon II
eli ed behalf OF that he prosecution started
b, tue Insurance cOmpInIc, In order 10 heal oil the suit
against the companies. which IL set down for trial
peirmptpry before judge ia rctt. Monday NOR uinE
nrNt. and that his male Tor the purpose al
damaging his case Judge Woodward fixed bail at
$1,000
detective Aull arrcsfei this evening charged with
perjury and was held Ia 5000 bail
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NONG cHIN TOO " R4GE.

cATArIAN OiTIcGN@ TX HIN So o> HIS rNfiY
IN!, IHr DOMINION
CHICAGO, oct. ia Doiy N>'-s dispatch fron Kirs-
ton. Ont. says: Wong Cniu loo. OF NeH-ioiS Az en-
nrtiouod ChnaBsn and tho writer or q late csstr tn
ihr Norfh fnc,icon Rcc.rr " Nhs au lftathru."
f. 81 ti~ civ and towering with rage. Io Les h1s
been ulfurtIzeL American slrcc I-7l when ne took
OF una papers ~ Grand Rapids. N.0l ihat Dc Il an
assistant prctor 81 ih~ NcvYofk p1r,. anI yc' on hI'
en- ~ 20 4uud last iaur~ay he VS. duly appraised,
ticsel aud taxed uy customs officers "a dr1 slded 10
p,y SO duty. lie protested lnug aul lpud put ~ Al
ariI4vlt maGr befor' iusi af-s 90. At tiltOu
Ca.t q. fIl f.f suI.r DO ~ fp Ne ,'. .l..tfr
" NpI born f.trs..1 % hr ga. '.i must either
pav Z or tt "a to f't United ~'2'eA ihr money
Ni. pslt - der pt"t".t Wong u.u i'O IS angry dg4
iu- ~ mn r" vii r1-" t lot Cor the c".-' or AMI
mtrf Cana .ians lrt fl MA 'Ir hal hr,u fn tafiA
h-fo-r Wa 10 ~ months -oe' ~ a. Montreal IN
ne4fiv NHar hI rf eI tuJ r-rlr-rd tue border
even utcr tlr ~.cui tf a. l4f never before n'eu
tuttflrirt vi.n IuI' h' -rt 20 CORE F.nd"n'.
80 per pnunl for this hr.t inca n~,n
tuAt IL i vd4,Dir. rr'tuu To N"w iOfk day aud
a.frt .tls Hitl fien Isl " proceed 10 lay my
ease before tEo Washington 4 IihJrucs.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-16
ROCh salt FOUND Ar ITHACA.

LARGE BED REVEALED BY DRILLING FOG NAT
URAL GAS.
ITHACA oct. I5.-Ihis summer Tho Journal advo
Gated the sinking of test well here In search " nat
raj gas, and 81 900 subscribed By the ciuIeIs.
The we'll j. down $500 feet. being the deepest
in tho state. The drill Is IN bed of solid rock
salt, go feet having ahcady been penetrated The
citizens much excited, and at public mcetlgg held
last evening It decided to raise 81 800 more To
sink the well 10 a depth OF $3.50 feet. Professor
AOnzO Chase. i'm his address last night stated that tho
extensive salt find here of, REQ the possibilities OF
cheaper production of salt and soda than IN any known
ulace In this country. II not In the world Induce
Iucnts viii be- extended to capt. hl>ts 10 erect Sdlt
Ilnck. and soda plants. Natural ga has been tonnd
N ..iiou- depths all tho way down to the san bed
+. believed by University gcolossts to be yet far
lr II Ill